No. 14 and No. 6 Prices Featured with Cents
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
Municipal advertising drives city growth across the nation
A survey shows two hundred U S cities use advertising to promote local interests through bureaus and business groups. Examples include Spokane’s $40 000 press bureau. Reports detail factory gains from ad campaigns in Omaha Des Moines Kansas City Cincinnati Memphis San Antonio Buffalo and Lynchburg. A Pensacola booster effort raised 100 000 over three years lifting land values and selling city lots and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsepaperdom
United States
Spokane
Nashville
Tenn
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Memphis
San Antonio
Buffalo
Lynchburg
Pensicola
Fla
County Officials Back Good Roads Plan At Saturday Meeting
The county commissioners approved a broad road improvement push with a committee representing all sections to report to the county court. They expect a lasting benefit, attracting capital and improving rural life, while stressing the need for responsible leadership amid political maneuvering.
Mad dog scare in Burkes Garden noted
Bluefield defeated Lynchburg 15 to 7 with Bluefield players Thomas Oakley Cooper Keiley Keister Magalis Chandler Higginbotham Frazer and Umpire Kelley among the lineup. The report mentions a mad dog scare in Burkes Garden accompanying the game coverage.
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Burkes Garden
Bluefield
Lynchburg
Thomas
Oakley
Cooper
Keiley
Keister
Magalis
Chandler
Higginbotham
Frazer
Umpire
Kelley
Polo event greatest in game's history opens at Meadowbrook
polo opening match in the international cup contest on Long Island draws British and American teams led by Captain Hardress Lloyd and Harry Payne Whitney. prize money totals 50000 with英 British Hurlingham Club backing. event runs to June 7 with extensive training since April.
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New York
Meadowbrook
Long Island
Great Britain
America
Atlantic
Hurlingham Club
George
England
Harry Payne Whitney
Lawrence
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Devereaux Milburn
New
England Must Win Cup Back On American Soil
The passage notes that matches for the cup have been played in England. It recalls Harry Payne Whitney and his team winning the cup two years ago and bringing it to the United States, with England needing to reclaim it on American soil before it crosses back across the water.
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Port
England
Harry Payne Whitney
Wool tariff dispute stirs Congress amid Bryan attack
In Washington May 1 Democrats and Republicans debated the wool tariff dispute sparked by William Jennings Bryan. Representative Underwood defended the revenue measure while party leaders pledged caucus backing and advancement of the bill. Neither chamber was in session that day.
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House of Representatives
William Jennings Bryan
Underwood
Mr. Bryan
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Noted exchanges and quotes from a London magazine
The snippet records Aunt-Ah and Amelia discussing truth and late-night study with a lamp turned down. It includes a line about an engagement and a playful remark on phrasing by a professor. It ends with a nod to Byron and a subscription cue for the Daily Telegraph.
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Amelia
London
Mexican diplomat Senor de la Barra in Diaz cabinet
Senor Francisco Leon de la Barra, formerly ambassador to Washington, is named minister of foreign relations in Mexico’s new Diaz cabinet. He succeeds Enrique C. Creel and is regarded as a skilled diplomat expected to guide Mexico out of current entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senor
Francisco Leon de la Larra
Washington
Senor de la Barra
Diaz
Mexico
Enrique C. Creel
Henry Clay
Senor Creel
Reward Offered for Body of Karl Simpson in Murder
Officials push for searches of east end brush piles caves and rocky recesses as theories swirl about where the body of Karl Simpson lies. Witnesses say suspects admit killing but dispute location details while authorities urge volunteers to comb neighborhoods and obstructive alibis fade.
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Henry
Greenbrier
East End
Peery
Simpson
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